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    1. Real Time Governance.
    2. Real Time Governance architected OUR MISSION “Promote balance between performance and conformance.”
    3. WHAT DO WE DO Create and capture new demand through a leap in ‘buyer value’ at affordable prices Reshape the boundary & structure of the government vertical, to introduce ‘real time governance’ Craft multi-dimensional frameworks for Governance covering the perspectives of people, process and technology as well as structuring & financing Break the value-cost tradeoff Address Governance Risk in Public Private Partnership models Risk assessment, quantification and modeling using algorithms and analytics VALUE INNOVATION Haselfrë is a niche organization that Risk management, associated structuring and focuses on ‘real time governance’ innovative financing issues while promoting a balance Elaborate and bring to reality, opportunities that have an international flavor, with a special emphasis on US, EU between performance and accession countries and oil-rich countries and regions from compliance. Its multi-dimensional erstwhile Soviet Union: insight in to complex government Services that are citizen and business centric; initiatives that improve efficiency and effectiveness of problems provides radically government different and counter intuitive International Trade facilitation infrastructure solutions that help in the execution E-enablement of Urban Infrastructure including utilities in public domain of the vision and create new In-sourcing as a counter intuitive strategy and engagement uncontested market spaces. with local communities where appropriate : Haselfrë's unique value proposition Creating high value jobs and skill enhancement Utilization of local competencies and resources is its ability to break away from the Execute ‘real time governance’ through Haselfrë KonformTM cognitive bounds set by existing which is configured to different government vertical such as models of competition. To site an Tourism, Insurance, Banking, Health, Security as well as functional areas such as Governance of citizen and example, it does not believe that customer grievances. governance can wait till all the silos are integrated. Governance has to happen NOW! The result is value innovation.
    4. Real Time Governance innovated OUR VISION Promoting execution of Good governance
    5. Dr. Nadadur Janardhan Founder and Chairperson of Haselfrë Solutions, a He was the eGovernance adviser and program niche organization that is focused on the problem integrator of MCA 21 program an innovative space of Government, its governance and eGovernance initiative that aims at repositioning execution strategies. Has the capacity to craft the Department of Corporate Affairs of the actionable plans around a vision and put in place Government of India into the 21st Century. Some mechanisms to execute it. of the new concepts and practices introduced in the program include evolution of a PPP model Has over 25 years of diverse experience in encompassing both construction and managed government, financial institutions, consulting service provisioning of the systems for the entire organizations and international bodies. As former department for the first time in the Government of Regional Adviser of the United Nations Economic India. and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific for over five years, he was instrumental in advising As sole adviser and consultant, he advised the around thirty governments, their entities and consortia of Government of India, State organizations representing business, trade and its Government of Andhra Pradesh, and the private regulation, on strategies to introduce efficiencies in sector led by NASSCOM on the establishment of international trade, electronic commerce, National Institute for Smart Government (NISG) st r u c t u r i n g a n d b u s i n es s m o d e l i n g fo r including a business model for its functioning. He eGovernance. has made a significant contribution to the Vision 2020 document of the Government of Andhra Dr. Janardhan is at the forefront of paradigm shifts Pradesh as well as to many of its net-centric for facilitating Governance and possesses hands on eGovernance initiatives. Another notable LEADERSHIP experience in advising government entities to accomplishment is his advice to the Government of experiment, develop and adopt alternative models Macau for their first generation eGovernance of structuring and innovative financing that initiative with focus on Electronic Data Interchange facilitates public-private-people partnerships. His for international trade and tourism based on PPP focus on standards for inter-operability of model. government applications enabled him to be the “Special Representative for Asia and the Pacific” in His inter-disciplinary academic track includes a the Center for Facilitation for procedures and Masters degree in Physics with specialization in practices for Administration, Commerce and Electronics and a Doctoral degree in Economics Transport (CEFACT) at Geneva as well as the EAN focused on the relevance of macro and micro international (responsible for article numbering). policy coordination to catalyze flow of external He had used this to restructure EAN in India and capital into the Country. A former Indian introduced in the automotive sector on request of Administrative Service officer, Dr. Janardhan has the Ministry of Commerce, Government of India. published several papers and amongst his notable He was also the Advisor to the Ministry of works is authoring a book titled, “Electronic Commerce on strategies to introduce EDI, EDIFACT Commerce” for the Indian Institution of Foreign and EANCOM in India to cover the international Trade. This book is currently a part of the trade scenarios. curriculum for the students of IIFT. He is an Honorary Fellow of the IIFT, Honarary IT Advisor of Indian Red Cross Society and is an active member of many working groups of experts in business analysis, international trade procedures and Governance. His personal views may be seen at www.drj.in
    6. Real Time Governance executed OUR SOLUTION TM Haselfrë KONFORM for Real Time Governance.
    7. OUR TRACK RECORD India (Federal Level) Hyderabad, Andhra Pradesh (State & Local Level) Conceptualized, innovated and mentored the modernization Inter-operability platform by the Government of Andhra and computerization initiatives of the Ministry of Company Pradesh for separation of concerns for all eGovernance Affairs (MCA21) of Government of India (INR 300 Crore project) initiatives Ideated and handheld the mordenization and automation eGovernance Dictionary Project that included Data Sevices initiative (e-UGC) of the University Grants Commission, Definition and their XML specifications Government of India (INR 200 Crore project) e-thesaurus that included Meta data standards based on Restructured and created EAN India, the unique numbering extensions to Dublin Core for use in ‘Land Record organization for the country Management’ and other such Projects across the state Ideated and developed the business plan for National Institute Mentored the ideation and inception of RAJIV – the state of Smart Government (NISG) a joint venture of Government of wide mega initiative to address the Digital Divide, rural India, NASSCOM and Government of Andhra Pradesh employment, literacy, health and markets. Bangalore (State & Local Level) Republic of Kazakhstan Crafted the New tourism policy of Government of Karnataka Crafted the roadmap for electronic government that is actionable Business Process Re-engineering (BPR) of all the services of Executed the change interventions for Bangalore Mahanagara ten ministries of the government of the Republic of Palike (urban local body) that included visioning exercises for Kazakhstan political stakeholders Macau Province of China Ideated the modernization and automation of urban local body Conceived eBusiness Value Added Networks (Macau VAN) for administration for the city of Bangalore, India - the fastest Trade and Tourism based on public private partnership growing mega city in Asia Pacific Island countries (Tourism) Initiated the US$ 4 billion City Development Plan for the urban renewal of Greater Bangalore under JNNURM scheme of the Workshop on “Assistance in Manpower Development in the Government of India field of Tourism facilitation”, Maldives, August 1994 Ideated the Hebbal Valley eco-system initiative that aims at National Level workshop on “Trade and Tourism integrated outcome based approach for clean air, storm and Facilitation”, Lao PDR, December 1994 drain water and area development ($ 40 million) Advice on “Use of Electronic Commerce to Facilitate Trade Developed structuring and financing plans for Challaghatta, and Tourism”, at the request of Fiji Trade and Investment Koramangala and Vrishabavathi valleys in Bangalore ($ 100 Bureau, 1995 million) Advice on “Using Electronic commerce for trade, tourism Conducted the visioning exercise for developing the Balanced and investment promotion in Rajasthan”, at the request of Scorecard of BESCOM (the electricity distribution & supply Bureau of industrial promotion, Rajasthan, 1996 utility) Advice on “Strategic Architecture for Tourism Sector of Administered Change intervention initiatives in Karnataka Vanuatu” at the request of Government of Vanuatu, Power Corporation (the power generation utility) to secure September 1996 employee buy-in for the implementation of restructuring “Zamboanga as the Trade and Tourism hub of BIMP programme in the power sector EIGA”, for the National Economic Development Agency of Crafted the inception and elaboration documents for statewide Zamboanga city, Philippines, 1998 passenger reservations and ticketing system (AWATAR) for the Karnataka State Road Transport Corporation
    8. Follow us on twitter @www.twitter.com/haselfre Our success record is evident in our advisory role in large scale and complex eGovernance initiatives such as MCA21, the US$70 million modernization and automation initiative of Ministry of Company Affairs, Government of India. The key personnel of Haselfrë have crafted enabling frameworks and sector policies with attendant regulatory mechanism for facilitating private sector participation. One of our key strengths in these interventions has been the ability to craft contractual frameworks and allocation of risks for long- term sustainability. OUR VALUES The reverse axiom ‘believing is seeing’ drives each of us. We believe,and so it happens. OUR PROCESSES The processes and practices of Haselfrë are based on best practices and scientific interventions. Our core capabilities in undertaking consultancy assignments arise from: OUTPUTS Our ability to channel appropriate competencies and resources to the project- the people we propose at the THAT ENHANCE bidding stage are the ones who execute the project. We have people who have been with Governments at SOCIAL ROI policy making levels; fully aware of not just the processes in India; but also the best practices internationally Visualizing strategy & Crafting strategy maps Key personnel of Haselfrë have worked in international agencies and understand their requirements and Executing actionable plans that are: perspectives Outcome based and drawn using SBSC Each of us is multi-disciplinary; but the focus is on the Based on Structuring & innovative financing problem space and the strategic approaches to look at using PPP models issues, options and choices. Stakeholder centric using Change Our 'coopetitive' strategy allows us to work with partners in management interventions different fields based on the imminent need. Economically viable & politically sustainable
    9. OUR PROCESS Performance Reference Model Strategizing Project Charter Decision Identify Stakeholder Business Reference Model Capture Stakeholders' Vision Sufficiency & Gap Analyses Understanding Organization Requirements Envisioning Problem definition & Visioning Document Semantic Standards & Frameworks Life Event Modelling Service Reference Model Line of Sight reengineering Change Interventions Promoting Risk Analysis PPP models Project feasibility Models Engineering, education, enforcement components Sustainability issues Structuring & financing Develop Performance Measurements Contracts & Legal Issues Designing Advisory Memoranda Bid Process Selection Negotiation & Award of contracts Construction, supervision, monitoring & reporting Implementing Operation & Maintenance Managed Service Provisioning Data from distributed sources Event processing Real Time Technology & Data Reference Model Decision support Governance Intuitive Dashboards Measure, Monitor & Manage By using the Haselfrë-Boehm model we ensure that the inception artifacts we create seamlessly dovetail into the other unified process life cycle activities.
    10. CASE STUDIES End-to-end consulting solution The Client The Outcomes A federal government body that governs the higher Some of the outcomes are: education sector in India with a workforce of around 1000 ! A sophisticated re-engineered system for the Core employees. process of the organization ! Paper-less back office The Business Problem ! Strategy for digitization and maintenance of over 30 The client had tried for the past five years to initiate million records eGovernance, but with little success. Finally, it decided to go ! Use of digital signatures for secured authentic approvals in for a total approach to the enterprise. They wanted an ! Setting up facilitation centres all over India to facilitate inter-disciplinary approach covering all their the stakeholders stakeholders, core processes, standards based approaches to ! Data Centre and Disaster Recovery centre architecture and choice of technology and ! End-to-end solution with Managed Service Provisioning innovative mechanisms for structuring and financing the (MSP) for a period of concession (four years) from design, development, deployment and management of the the ‘go-live’ of the project solution for the period of concession. ! Governance, risk and compliance framework for the initiative The Solution Since it was a government body, Haselfrë was chosen Client Reference amongst tough competition as per the government “We are happy to state that M/s. Haselfrë Solutions procedures & norms for procurement. Haselfrë was asked to performed its role to the complete satisfaction of the draft the strategy, project plan, solution architecture and organization and in-time. They used inter-disciplinary estimation of cost for the end-to-end solution of approaches (covering people, process, ontology, eGovernance initiative. Our consultants designed a unique architecture, structuring and financing) to arrive at the strategy to collect the requirement of all the stakeholders of solutions and hand-held the organization in all the aspects the organization, to identify the core process for re- required to ensure the success of the consulting assignment.” engineering with best practices. Our consultants chose an Chairman of the organization. outcome based approach and after 120 man days of intense engagement with a broad range of stakeholders, crafted the The first e-Government project for Grants Management requirements document containing: System in the Government in India. ! Functional requirements and Technical specifications including Technical architecture and Road map of the designing, implementation and managed service provisioning of the proposed system for a period of concession; ! General Instructions and Commercial Specifications; and ! Legal and Operational Specifications including the Criteria for selection of the System Integrator and the Service Level Agreements they would have to ensure for the chosen outcomes.
    11. CASE STUDIES Outcome based approach with Policy of tourism department of a Sustainable Balanced Scorecard state (SBSC) The Client The Client A state government utility for power distribution with a A state level department of tourism in the Southern region of workforce of over 700 employees India. The Business Problem The Business Problem The organization was facing major complaints from its The client recently wanted Haselfrë’s help in crafting a policy customers (both industrial and home users) on service document for its tourism department which availability, quality and employee behavior. It was the time of enabled a holistic approach to increasing its global presence drastic reforms in India in the power sector, and no one was as a tourist destination. The client wanted Haselfrë’s help in sure where the competition would spring from. A new also enabling a realistic action plan to achieve its goals. management had taken charge, and they needed to communicate their strategies effectively and craft an ‘actionable road map’ centered around key attributes of The Solution customer satisfaction. In doing so, they wished to know Haselfrë used the sustainable balanced scorecard clearly the linkages of their actions to other perspectives such methodology framework for public institutions. Covering all as finance, human resource, process, technology and the like. seven perspectives (fiduciary, customer, internal process, regulatory, people, sustainability, and partner), The Solution Haselfrë was able to create a holistic policy document that Haselfrë crafted the strategy map in consultation with the key started with the focus on the customer perspective. From stakeholders and the top-management of the the policy document, independent actionable roadmaps were utility and extended it to cover the different perspectives of created to ensure that implementation. the Balanced Scorecard. The entire exercise was participatory, which generated enthusiasm and captured vital field knowledge from all levels in the company. The focus on The Outcomes customer service resulted in arriving at the performance and The state department had a clear policy document conformance indicators around the supplemented by workable projects that would yield results C-SSS (Customer, Service and Supply Standard) good practice. in the short term, medium term and long term. The actionable roadmap is expected to facilitate inflow of The Outcomes investment of up to Rs. 20,000 crores in to the tourism The outcome of this project is the use of C-SSS framework for infrastructure in Karnataka to be executed in PPP model. introducing efficiency and effectiveness in the power distribution utility. The first e-Government initiative to use BSC for Customer The first e-Government initiative to use BSC for Customer centric outcomes centric outcomes
    12. CASE STUDIES Valley eco-system with Change management innovative structuring and intervention financing The Client The Client An urban local government entity A state government power generation utility with a workforce over 1000 employees, mostly The Business Problem highly qualified engineers The area faced severe flooding during the monsoon season and affected the competitiveness of the region for major IT The Business Problem investments. Originally, the entity planned to upgrade the The drastic reforms ushered in by the Government of India in storm water drain systems (for which they did not have the early part of this century in the power sector, caught adequate budget). When Haselfrë was asked to assist them many of the state utilities off guard. The reports of various craft the Information Memorandum and Funding Dossier (IM consultants, each advising radical and &FD) for the same, it found that the problem was more than sometimes diametrically opposite action, left them confused. that of the storm water They also had limited time to respond with newly appointed drainage; rather it involved the entire water ways and related regulators on their back. They needed hand-holding to tackle eco system covering storm water drains, sewage lines, lakes the immediate problem of having to and other water ways in the valleys (there were 4 major and respond and the more serious one of crafting a sustainable 3 minor valleys). The problem had to be redefined and the IM policy response. & FD had to be for the eco-systems in the valleys. This meant higher outlays than envisaged earlier and hence the need for The Solution highly innovative structuring and financing models. Haselfrë held open ended workshops for different layers of management; each of the responses was The Solution incorporated in the next round and covered every single Haselfrë did just that; it used outcome based and inter- power generation station and their employees (both hydel disciplinary approaches to re-design and remodel the and thermal). The resulting change intervention workshops systems with the collaboration of multitude of organizations achieved three objectives: involve for the various components. An unique aspects of the project was the extensive use of aerial ! The staff felt elated they were being consulted and a photography, geographic information systems (GIS), team spirit slowly started evolving cutting across thematic grid maps and satellite imagery. The resulting IM & different technical silos (such as electrical, FD for each of the valleys was incorporated in the CDP for mechanical, civil etc) JNNURM funding of Government of India. ! All the staff got to know the gist of the reforms and the content in the various reports; the fear of the The Outcomes unknown was gone The funding for the valley Eco-systems has been realized and ! Younger engineers got an opportunity to contribute with work has commenced. It will create a sustainable model for innovative ideas to tackle the issues, which was also the preservation of the fragile urban valley eco-system. appreciated by the seniors and found a place in the final in-house document The first integrated and sustainable urban water way eco- ! Above all, the utility crafted its own document (not just a system innovatively structured and funded. response) but a whole new strategy for action. The Outcomes The organization implemented the change management strategy successfully that significantly increased the power generation capacity and increased profit for the utility. The first large scale change intervention in power generation utility focused on co-creation of policy response.
    13. CASE STUDIES Interoperability framework & architecture The Outcomes The outcome of this project was an efficient and effective inter-operability framework for sustainable operation of the system. The Client A state government entity in India. Client Reference “This project is successful in operation and access the true The Business Problem Interoperability framework layer of the different In connection with the overall IT architecture being evolved services of various departments and entities of the for the Government and the need to achieve Government of Andhra Pradesh as well as utilities to provide interoperability among various eGovernance applications, seamless citizen services.” Government had recognized the need for establishing data - Project Manager of the project. standards and a metadata framework for managing the data about data. In this context, the government was looking for The first interoperable gateway in any state in India to provide consulting companies to assists the Government for the multitude of eGovernment services across multiple channels following: ! Provide a broad roadmap for integrating OLTP and certain critical databases for access across Departments and citizens through multiple end-user access equipment. ! Identify the key requirements in terms of the functional, non-functional and managerial requirements of system infrastructure including the SLAs ! Design a suitable business model for implementation of the infrastructure ! Incorporate necessary eGovernance Standards ! Draft the specifications including SLAs ! Governance and compliance for the entire initiative ! Advise on the bid process and provide necessary technical inputs for the bid process ! Handhold the successful bidder and manage the roll out of Project The Solution Haselfrë crafted a critical soft infrastructure for eGovernance that was standards based and architected to separate the concerns of the front-end access providers (typically from the private sector) and the back end Government service providers. This allows multiple private sector access providers to offer the government services with different business models and more importantly, allows the Departments the freedom to implement their ideas in platforms and technologies of their choice and make them available to the citizens at a time convenient to them.
    14. mGovernance measure, monitor & manage USP of Haselfrë KonformTM Directly addresses problems faced by government agencies How to measure & monitor KPIs and govern the realization of identified outcomes for efficiency and effectiveness Can be implemented with the assistance of in-house knowledge workers within a short span of time No need to wait to change existing systems or force implementation of SOA No need of data warehousing solutions to realize real time business intelligence for good governance Flexibility and scalability to incorporate future changes in regulation, mostly using parameterization
    15. Haselfrë's mission is simple. We SIMPLIFY aspire to unlock value that reside across existing government boundaries through ‘real time governance’. We ideate outcome based Governance initiatives that determine how breakthrough in UNIFY value is achieved through measuring, monitoring and managing for government, private sector and society at large. By hand holding the HANDHOLD stakeholders from ideation to realization of value, we take away the hassles of dealing with complex initiatives. At Haselfrë we design public private partnerships to channel private sector competencies and resources to economically viable and politically sustainable SATISFY initiatives. Governments can now focus on realizing efficiency and effectiveness with service fulfillment as the core. Citizens win; enterprises profit; society benefits and there is sustainable development. Collaborate with us on our blog for governance www.haselfre.com/blog
    16. eGovernance innovated Regd. Office : Corporate Office : 211, Hans Bhavan 1A, ‘Kingston’ 1, Bahadur Shah Zafar Marg # 19, MG Ramachandran Road New Delhi - 110 002 Kalakshetra Colony, Chennai - 600 090 Phone : +91 11 2337 9098 Phone : +91 44 4211 7111 Fax : +91 11 2337 0080 Mobile : +91 98840 71120 Contact us contact@haselfre.com Visit us http://www.haselfre.com Subscribe to our blog http://www.haselfre.com/blog/ Subscribe to our newsletter http://www.haselfre.com/member/ Follow us on twitter http://twitter.com/haselfre

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